Or, to paraphrase Mark Twain, “the reports of Windows XP’s death have been greatly exaggerated!”
While Microsoft officially stopped development of its Windows XP operating system in 2014, it’s still used on about 25 million computers. The reason is typically due to the fact that companies still run older (legacy) software programs that were discontinued, or no longer work in newer operating systems and can’t be updated.
So, XP lives on. And for organizations that continue to need PDF reports or output from these legacy programs, they might find themselves outpaced by their PDF solutions. Even customers wanting to purchase any of the current Adobe Acrobat products will find that it is no longer available for Windows XP.
Fortunately, Win2PDF still actively supports XP as a platform with all of our latest feature enhancements and bug fixes.
If you find yourself with such a need, download the free Win2PDF for XP trial version from our web site (make sure to use the Win2PDF for Windows XP download button). Also, while many Windows XP computers are offline for security, the Win2PDF for Windows XP setup program does not require an internet connection.
To further blaspheme the wisdom of Mark Twain:
“Good friends, good PDFs, and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life.”
Mark Twain
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